The Farm?

I guess timing is everything in the world of synchromystic pop culture and high strangeness, right Mr. Knowles?-)
Chis Knowles pointed out in a post at his 'The Secret Sun' blog that he was on an episode of 'The Farm', which I noticed was uploaded on January 8th, 2020, which just happened to be the birthdays of David Bowie, Stephen Hawking and Elvis.

I had already written a post about the town of Parkes, which is famous for the dish not far away, and which was made even a little more famous by the movie 'The Dish', starring the late Tom Long who passed away on January 4th, 2020 -
Tom Long Has Left the Building?

Tom Long was born in Chris Knowles' hometown of Boston, Massachusetts, too.

'A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon' was released at the cinemas across Australia and New Zealand on January 9th, 2020, ironically coinciding with the town of Parkes' annual Elvis Festival.
I couldn't help thinking of Shaun the Sheep when looking at the movie poster for 'The Dish', where a sheep is standing on top of a TV in a farm setting with "the dish" in the distance.

Is that a mini Stonehenge on the farm?-)

I also couldn't help thinking of a spooky old farm I wrote about visiting with all of this farm talk -
Wolston Farmhouse and Life on the Farm?

Wolston Farmhouse

 And I couldn't help thinking about the mini–Stonehenge I saw at the Wolston Farmhouse on my visit in 2018 when I heard the guys on the latest 'Mysterious Universe' podcast talking about the mini-Stonehenge out of the movie 'This is Spinal Tap' -

 Retrocausal Destiny or Living a Luminous Life?

I guess it really is a mysterious retrocausal universe in retrospect;-)